I am a linguistic anthropologist (PhD, New York University), with research interests in language acquisition and socialization. My work closely examines the language development of child speakers of vulnerable and endangered languages, in order to support the maintenance of global linguistic diversity, especially in the context of migration. My field research focuses on the Himalaya region and diaspora in Canada.
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I am a linguistic anthropologist with expertise in multilingual language acquisition and socialization, language access, and migration. My fieldwork focuses on vulnerable and endangered language communities experiencing rural-to-urban migration and/or with refugee status. My field research background spans multiple countries including India, Nepal, China, the United States, and Canada.
